Can i travel out of country ?

The law requires you to renew it at age 14, not 16. The idea behind is that a child at age 6 will hardly be recognized at age 15, so they want a more recent photo.

That being said, many people don't know that, and your Green Card is still valid. Just be prepared that when you arrive at the US border upon return that the CBP officer will inform you that you need to get a new Green Card ASAP. That's all that will happen.

Know that none of this has any impact on your status as a Lawful Permanent Resident. There's also no fine or punishment for renewing it late. I have two friends who waited over 5 years before they renewed their expired Green Card. They just did it because international travel requires one. For work and I-9 purposes, a valid Driver License and unrestricted SS card is all you need. If you do not have an unrestricted SS card yet (without "Valid for work only . . . "), get one now. This way you don't even have to show your Green Card when applying for a job.

Final piece of wisdom: if you are low income and your family is low income, you can file the I-90 for a new Green Card with a Request for a Fee Waiver, form I-912.

You will need to replace your green card if:

••Your card was issued to you before you were 14 and you have reached your 14th birthday (unless your card expires before your 16th birthday)

All the info you need is here ---> http://www.uscis.gov/green-card/after-green-card-g...

Yes and you may be eligible for US Citizenship now, if you are get it its much better and safer.